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COTTON REPORT.
Market steady.
RECEIPTS.
3 bales.
QUOTATIONS..
MIpDLlNG. sffc.
Low MiDDLISG. 9kc.
GOOD ORDINARY, h35c.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

NOVEMBER 30, 1887.
The tobacco market Is without special feature
in old tobaccos to-day: quotations have been
hard 10 get AZ satisfactorily for weeks, as mixed
lots have been sold regardless % separate
merits, aud there Is greater difference In
wrapper grades not eeslly described. 1t Is salts
factory 70 know that shipments from the ware
houses are Still large. Loose tobaccos arc coming
Ia more freely and breaks increasing. Good
red leaf sold up 70 Q cents to-day, aud prices
were fairly active on lower grades. To-days
break will be a good one from the number OF
wagons 10 yesterday evening.
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FURsIrUKE, de
CITY TAKES.
OFFICE CITY COLLECTOR
RICHMOND, Va, Decem Der 1, 1887. (

OFFICE CITY COLLEcroR,l
RICHMOND, Va, December 1, 1887.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN
l. DAILY between the hours Of 0 O'CLOCK
A. NJ. AND6 O'CLOCK y, N. from the 10Th 70
the sist DAY OF DECEMBER, inclusive, for the
purpose OF receiving from all persons TAXES
due to the city Of Richmond for tue year 1857.
ANY person who shall tail to pay saId Tax be-
fore the Sist day OF December. 1887, shah be con-
stdsred delinquent and win DO charged q PEN
atty Of per centum and interest az The rate OF
6per eentum per annum.
A. Il. wooDsoN,
De Him City Collector.
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baltimore and Onto Telegraph ORics
GIosPc
by Telegraph 70 me Dlspatch.l

10y VHIVKIHpH y ~" UIspaI'U'I
New YORK, November 30.-The Balti-
more and Ohio main telegraph Office. at
the corner of Canal street and Broad
way, was closed at 8 o'clock tonight,
the operatives having been notified to
that effect on November 10TH. All Of
the through wires were transferred to
the Western Union building and the
short wires will be transferred tomorrow.
A single through wire to Baltimore re-
mains the property of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company and a few pri-
yate short wires
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-01
Like Painting Ladies',

Why are good resolutions like fainting
ladies? They should be carried out, and
parents shoold not forget the resolutions
that wonld never suffer them TO be with
out that cough and Group cure, Taylor's
Cherokee Remedy OF Sweet Gum and
Mullen.
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ATLANTA, November 30.-The vote in
the Prohibition election was canvassed
today and it was found that the majority
against Prohibition was | ,l2S. The sale
Of LIQUOR will begin at once.
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ANews.Yenaer Imprisoned.

lBy Anglo-Amencsn cable TO the Dispatchl
DUBLIN, November 30.--A newsven-
der at Killarney has been sentenced to
months imprisonment for selling copies
OF the United iretdnd containing reports
OF meetings of suppressed branches OF
the National League.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-01

We are prepared % furnish WEDDING and
RECEPTION INVITATIONS Anf ylslIIN0
CARDS, Sltlier engraved OF printed, la The BEST
aud LATEST st,l les, ard atsoeesl prices.
CaksfS ami AON0FRAAS made to order.
Our seepiy of STATIONERY Il Toe esess -
have ever had. WkSf, JOHNSTON q CO.,
nen 9il HAia suoek
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nv LeIegraph . the nlspaLen. }

CHICAGO, November 30 The persons
interested in getting up sangertest for
the benefit OF the families oil the exc
cuted Anarchists were to-day notified
by Mayor Rouche upon what terms they
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Rnrned 60 Death.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatchl
CHARLESTON. w. Va. November 3d.
A iour-year-old child of John A. Gusson,
OF this city, was burned to death yester-
day, it's clothes catching fire from an
open CRATE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-01

10y I5It-Iapu % inc UI5pdIVu.I
NEW YORK, November 30.--Johan
Most, the convicted Anarchist says that
his case is similarto that OF Jacob Sharp
in its legal aspect and will also be taken
to higher courts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-01

by telegraph to the Dlspatch.l
- WAsuISGToN, DocCmber II 4. IL
-, FOr Virginia, coltinucd cold and fair
iFhlR weather. toll wed by slowly rising tenn
perature. light 10 fresh castery winds
jim the interior. brisk elsterly winds on
the coast. diminishing In force.
For North Carolina, lair weather. Hight 10 fresh
nOriheasicrly winds. brisk 10 high on the North
Carolina coast, stationary followed by slowly
rising temperature.
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A LMANACS, 1855.

HA0ERsrowN, per cozen, &c., or by NAH eca
RICHARDSON'S viii DO ready about Docembsr
ist Per 5osea. Aec.: on by mali ~.
Orders solicited.
RANDOLPH 4 RSGLIsH,
no s0-d&w 1872 Main street
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

BALTIMORE, Nd. Novem Der 30-Yirrinia IS,
consolidated, e.: past due coupons. 623 DO.
l0-i0's. 36q do. new BIS. o. Bid today
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MASONIC NOTICE.-A.X.
vi stated meeting Of JOPPA LODGE, NIX
No. ~, 4. Y. and A. NJ. will be held al St
Adams Hall THURSDAY, December lst, at ~
O'Clock +. VI.
Members Of sister lodges and transient bro
theirs are frateraallv invited 70 be present.
BY order OF the MOrshipful Master.
GEORGE c. JEFFERSON.
liz Sperafarv
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.eadlng futures ranged
review OF THg CHICAGO NARKETS

CHICAGO. November 20 The markets opened
steady and tatlv displayed q tendency toward
higher ,rccs. The builiah spirit was not par
ticuarly aggressive. except IA provisions, which
nared mp ln mo beguuink. put developed con-
siderable weakness larer snd broke sharply.
Groin IL heiug vol held Tor tur,ter eiysnce
10y tho mass OF the trader. Professionals and
taint-heari0d local balls, who have bean p,nyinS
aud prHyiug f0r bull markets f'r three yesrs. sod
who don't believe In iheir luck, wore Nay-pas.
sengerS. - wle hey are out 81
the market ant are either playing for
reaction or waiting until the return train
gots unGer headway Wheat was moderately
traded in during tho nrst hour al &4~oc Tor
Nay The pork bulge siil continues. lbe flint
prices we're 2lr. over tho close. or sLsS for jan
uaTy. Sub>e0uentv they dropped back -, bat
the feeling An the while w1s firm. Very heavy
trade developed In corn, the work on the buying
side being particularly brisk. Nay going 20 81 ~
before the expiration a. the first hour. he same
option Ina wheat only went 20 So The early
prices brought out plenty Of pors. and A. tho
session advanced thore va, not ~ groat rush ( n
r.; prices 700, became easier. Jau .ary dropping
OF 20 al ~
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MARRIAGES.

MOORE - SCHlIEsEK. - Married. az Cool
Spring church. Hanover county. Va, November
18th, by Rev. h. II. Pitt, Ny. iOiiN r. MOORE
and Miss MARY G.. SChLlESEh; both u Han
over county. We.
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THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY wa
bright. clear, and cold.
ATUTUAL RESERyE-FUND LIFE

~ = y ASSOCIATION OF NEW 1Okh.
Having bden selected manager NJ the above
company Tor the state OF Virginia, ask the Al
tentlon Of the people of the State who desire %
make provision for their families Qn the event
Of their death 20 the, safety low rates Of pre-
MUM, and small bi-m0nthly payments 10 tho
company.
IL Is the largest company In the world ION its
principle. having now deposited In the Central
Trust Company %. Sew York sl230,000. which
cannot De reduced except Tor any deficiency in
death losses
Unlike other similar companies, Il puts aside
- per cent OF It's regular Assessments 10 add TO
Dr., present fund OF fl.2500OO; and should the
mortality exceed the assessments tins fund can
be drawn upon ,snd for this purpose only 70
maze up any deficiency.
IL mas now been IN existence six years. and ia
statements show that u Is mo; only increasing IN
membership. out its financial condition Is Inn
proving with its growth.
Being purely mutual. all members participate
I'm profits (by reduction OF premiIIns), and no.
thiug is divided among stockholders.
JOHN FINDERS.
II. G.. Burnett, cashier First National Bank.
Treasurer: Dr. Il. L. james, Medical Examiner;
John Finders, Jr. Assistant Manager. Tempo
rary oflco, 1921 Cary street. dc lot
WANTED, FOR CITY AND MAN
w CHESTER. AN ENERGETIC MAN TO
take hold ana Introduce patonted article for
all business houses. hotels. railroads, &c. Al
references or capital required. Address II. \.
A., Dispdtch c1ico. de liz
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NATIONAL CAPITAL.
.gv LAWMAKERS BEGINNING TO
GATHER
81. p.in,ipal Topics Disoussed-wise and
oYerali Interviewed-S0rth Carolina
sentiment Personal Points.
.r correspondence Of The Di'paich.l
-.. NnVcu,bor 3O 1897

,r.r.>aroN. November 30. 1887.
l.rc are sc,cniy-fiyc members of the
rl....ia ilc city. About forty senators
.-.-.Ur The usual scenes are wit
a. thc streets and IN the corr
fhc Capitol and the hotels.
..... m.n wants the best accOmmoda'
..t.r flc winter on until he can obtain
..tl.e tuaricrs and nearly every
......1.r, with clerk and proprlct9r
% wall pay. Members OF
... houses are easy of approach
atlueWors, mt a few new
..-. a.. mar5cd in expression.
..f.c,> discussed ahont Town are
..Hrt.o t,vouuc, The attitude of Mr..
T.r... t.c ooorAcspcr contest the
..... a ,le Nc,, \ oik movement Tor
in TIE distribution Of Offices IN
-...-.Di Repre- natives. There is
t.r interest 10 the postal tclc-
- amendments 90 the Interstate
-.a 90. luc Republican nomlna-
..... President, the Democratic uom-
....- }lc,-i resident, and the qucs-
-Int South have aplacc on the
f..tt 1.ars 4 topic OF some mo-
i0s proposition for the adj
certain territories to the
riat.- rfo tae formation Oh.
re Territories out Of "'ste
..-. .1-.t.u IuItl regions ROW
..f. i.-ar, governments
.I. o> I'.Fr.
'.r George b.. Wise vls seen 1T the
rt....t.'.a. Hotel Io tao query.
...... ... N... ST.. Wise. tntt $50 shall
f.,.. t.rH ..I INTERNAL revenue moa-
............ , ...... . line House this $685.
...I .....r..f .I DID,. certainly.
,...I ,.....,.,...f IDS provision, VIII
...'r .... .... not i.en generally
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nj ..r n..... tt.inr of
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. t.ru.l.fr.,ur. hws
MS .....af ...s. The sur
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......,...,....r and ~ ~ 8aut-
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-01

lh., loads me 10 say something re-
'neclne tie workings Of the Govern
mont iu the matter OF the cattle interests
oi thc country Under the system here
toiore Wrui the big cattle owners used
Nc public lands which were adapted TO
fmzIng purposes aud paid nothing. The
advantage given to them was amazing
when you consider that our Virginia and
other eastern cattlc-raiscrs had 40 Gov
eminent land on which TO fatten their
beoyes for market. When the Interior
department took away the fences which
these cattle men placed around the squat
Ger claims some thought that that was
enough. But the cattle kings hired more
cowboys and spread their business.
What intend 10 do this winter is 10 in
uOduce u bill 10 force these people 10
pay rent on an public lands used by
them. That would place all cattle-raisers
Dn an equality"
Senator Daniel is in the city.
gOhTH sIATE SENTIMENT.
Mr. Brewer, Republican member
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An iaaian rer,,.ory Tragedy

NY telegraph 70 the DisEalch.j
Fonr sMIrH, ARK, November 3d.
Another Indian Territory tragedy was
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NORFOLK PEANII MAPNEI
lReported for the Dlspatsh.l

NOVEMBER 0.-Matket QUOT. hut sales re-
ported no quotations aud receipts from tho cOun-
ny fair. Prime, 3aa3Ac. fancy. 3hc; cunl-
mon. iHa2Sc. shellod, 2a2hc.; spanish, 2Ac.:
factory hand-picked, 3ha4tc.
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MEETINGS.

YBNO THE OFFICERS AND ,sxss.a..
L MEMBERS OF AURC RA 4@.5rSA
LODGE, No ZIG, INDEPENDEN 4 - ~ ~
ORDER OF ODD-FELLOWS: You
are earnestly requested TO attend a regular
meeting OF your Lodge THIS Thursday EVE
MING, December 1T, at Elletts Hall. corner
Fifth acd Marshall streets. at half past O'Clock
sharp.
Il Is desired that every member that can pos
sibly do 50 will he present
All Odd-Fellows are cordially invited to meet
with us.
BY order Of the Lodge.
Y. y. KENDLER, y. g..
4 w WHITE Socrofarv de lit
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Sf. iOUIs, November 3D. --Flour firm. Wheat.
higher No fred. casA, 7as,1c; December. 75hs
a,thc.; Nav, Sha@ 90. corr firm; cafh
a 90: December, 80 e.. Nay. iial5hc. Oats
quiet; G 81 3ln@sAc., May, 3iQc Whskey
steady n sl.O5. Provisions gUong. PORK
irregular; n'R, $50 30 tart, g. Dly-salted
meals lb9Sod Shoulders. s. -; long-clears and
cleDrrio sides, 2, 31 .aff.f0: Fnlrf-rlear sides,
St5oa - 20 Bacon .uoycil Shoulders. % .;
loDg-cear and cear-rin nllo~. q % shOr;-clear
sides, q g. RiS.J1. ham8, tlD. .5lsl2
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YORK. November SO--Cotton--Net re-
ceipts, l06 bales; g.css receipts, 1.s57 bales
Futures closed stes dy sales. i.0.000 bnle- De-
cembcr. $40 5jGil0!6 January. Si06lasi0 ~;
February. slO ;aasl0 73; Marcn. 40 ,Ja.i0 Al;
April. sl0s6asl0T: May, si0NaH09i: June.
tl09sa.l0e9; July fll0i; August, Sll.NailLOe
WILMINGTON.
WININGT0N, November So --rurpontlne quiet
AZ %sc. Resin steady; suained, t0c., good
strained, So. Tar rrm 1T fl.iD. Crude turpen-
tine arm; hard, sL0O: yellow-dip ana virgin.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. November "a. Flour firm. Whea,
! scarce and nominal $50. , red, Slas,c Corn
strong: No. mixed ~. Oafs strong: No. 3
! mixed, 81. Pork quot at !li51 Lard nrm
at t1s5. Bulk meats nominal; short-ribe,
fLG2h. Bacon quiet; short clear, g - Wits
key firm ~ slo1. Hogs higher: common aud
light, Sia35 Is, packlng and butchers 30 alaia5n
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THE CORNER STONE.
Beginning of the Leland STAN
ford University.
THE RICNfC OF THE ARGONAUTS
Friends of Indians-Killed his Boy
Capital Chips-France and Ger
many - Other Notes.
THE RICN1C OF THE ARGONAUTS
The Stanford University.

MEMO PARK, CAL, May 1.-THE
cornerstone of the first building of the
Leland Stratford, Junior, University
was laid this morning.
The ceremony was extremely simple.
All the preliminary preparations were
completed yesterday. The board of
trustees arrived from San Francisco
and were received by Senator Stanford
at Menlo Park Station. About 400 per-
sons were gathered at the hour set for
the exercises. At l1.30 Rev. DR.. Steb-
bins offered the opening prayer. United
States Circuit Judge Lorenzo Sawyer.
one of the trustees of the Stanford
University, made long and eloquent
address. At its conclusion, the corner
stone was laid by Senator Stanford, as
sisted by working masons. He placed
sealed cipher box, containing various
documents, newspapers and coins in
the stone, and then sealed it and spread
mortar over it. The singing class of the
MEMO Park Park Presbyterian Church
sang a hymn. Rev. DR.. Stone, of the
Menlo Park Episcopal Church, read
psalm; Rev. J. c. Scott pronounced the
benediction, and the formal exercises
were at an end.
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Killed His Roy,

WASHINGTON, Ind. May 4.-William
II. Sanford accidentally shot his son
Hamlet last night. They were spend
ing the night in house on Mr.. San
ford's farm, near the city. and the boy
in somnambulistic spell, got up and
went out into the yard. The father
woke up, and believing burglars. who
had frequently troubled him before, were
in the yard, went to the open door,
when he saw but did not recognize his
boy. Asking three times who was
there. and getting no answer save,
"Come on. Dick" addressed by the boy
to has dog. but understood by the father
as call to an aeeomplice, he fired, kill
ing the boy instantly.
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France and Germany.

PARIS, May 14.-At meeting of the
Patriotic League, to-day, held to con-
firm the appointment of NJ. Sansboluef,
as president. the latter denied that the
league had interfered in the recent cleo
tons in Alsace-Lorraine, Or that the
French government had exercised any
pressure upon M. Derou!ede, who, he
said, remained honorary president of
the league.
The Temps protests against espionage
scares, tending to make France sort Of
China, closed against all foreigners.
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Administrators Sale.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN
w pursuance of an order of the Probate
Court of the County of Salt Lake, Utah Ter
ritory, made on the 18th day of May, A. d.
1887, in the matter of the estate of Isaac
Hunt, deceased, the undersigned, the ad-
ministratrix of the said estate, will sell at
private sale to the highest bidder, for cash,
and subject to confirmation by the said Pro-
bate Court. on or after Saturday, the 2Sth
day OF May, AID 1887, all the right, title, in
terest and estate of the said Isaac Hunt, de
casssa. 81 the time of his death. and all the
Eight, title and interest that the
said estate has, by the operation of
law or otherwise, acquired other than,
or in addition TO. that of the said
interstate at the time of his death, in and to
all that certain lot, piece, or parcel of land
situate, lying and being in Salt Like City,
County of Salt Lake, Territory of Utah, and
particularly described as follows, to wit:
The whole of Lot Two t2). in Block Thirty
1907, Plot "F," of Salt Lake City Survey.
Terms Of Sale-Cash.
Bios or offers must be in writing and left at
the Office of L. P. Kelsey, q 4. First South
Street, in said city, and may be made at any
time before the day of SALE
Dated May 18th, 1887.
JANE HUNT,
Administrative of said Estate.
S. W. DARKR. Attorney for Administrative.
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Capital Chips.

WASHINGTON, May 14.-Judge Cooley,
chairman of the Interstate commerce
commission, arrived this. morning.
Commissioners Walker, Schoonmaker,
Bragg and Morrison are expected to re-
turn by Monday, when a regular
session will be resumed.
Yesterday afternoon, on invitations
of Mrs. General Logan, regent of Mount
Vernon Association, President and
Mrs. Cleveland and a few other in
vited guests went to Mount Vernon on
the steamer Garan. General and Mrs.
Sheridan and Mrs. Folsom were among
the invited guests.
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Redemption of Bonds.

To ,Chonl 1t mag concern:
IN PURSUANCE OF LAW, AND BY VIR-
4 tue of authority vested in me by resolu-
ton of the City Council of Salt Lake City
adopted April 18th. 1887, l, Francis Arm
strong, Mayor of said city, 60 hereby notify
aud inform all persons owning or holding
aay of the COUPON BONDS OF SALT LAKE
CRY CORPORATION OF SERIES fB,' BEARING
DATE OF JUNE 1sT 1880, NUMBERED FROM TO
SO INCLUSIVE, AND BEING OF THE DENoMINA-
TON CT FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS (S500) EACH,
that each and all of said bonds have been
CALLED AND REQUIRED FOB REDEMPTION
BY the City Council of said city, and that the
principal thereof will be paid in full on cr
after the FIRST DAY OF JUNE, A D. 1887, upon
presentation at the DEsERET NATIONAL BANK,
Salt Lake City, Utah, and notice is hereby
given to all persons interested that all inter
est upon the bonds above described viii
cease, and the coupons attached thereto lex
eept Coupon Number Fourteen. for interest
for six months ending June LIST, 1887 will
become void and of no value from and after
said date.
witness my hand and the corporate
seal of said city. this twenty
lsEAL seventh day of April, A. D. 1887.
FRANCIS ARMSTRONG,
Attest: Mayor
BEBER N WELLS,
Recorder.
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Russian Racket.

ST.. PETERSBURG, May 1.-THE press
of this city advocate poll tax on Ger
man workmen, as repricocal for Ger
many's increase OF the corn duty.
The Gar received the English-Afghan
commission yesterday.
Commissioner Ridgway has gone to
Moscow.
The Gar and Czarina, yesterday, per.
formed the usual religious ceremony
preparatory to a long journey. It is
expected that they will start tor the
south to-day.
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Friends of Indians.

WASHINGTON, May 14.-Frederick O..
Prince, ex-Mayor of Boston. and repre-
sentative of the Indian Rights Associa-
ton of New England, to-day, had a
conference with Secretary Lamar, at
the latter's request, upon the question
of the selection of proper persons to
carry into effect the Indian severaIty
law, passed at the last session of Con-
gress, preparations for which are now
b ing made, as to the division of Lake
Sisseton and Siletz reservations in the
northwest. In addition to the special
agents provided for by the act, the New
Association will employ. at its
own costs, suitable person to see that
this law is carried out in the spirit of
justice and equity.
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THE OLD Boy DAY OUT.
The Little Picnic by Argonauts on
Saturday

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The Argon-
suts of '49 started on new expedition
this morning, but this time they went
to seek pleasure, not gold. The vessel
that was to carry them, the ". ". Cor
coran. lay at her moorings at the
Seventh Street wharf, gaily decorated
with flags in honor of the occasion.
The Ell Dorado for which she was
bound was Marshall Hall, where the
hrgonauts were to prospect for
A PLANKED sHAD DINNER.
There was every indication that the re-
union would be most enjoyable event.
The sky was clear, the sun warm and
radiant, and delightful breeze cheered
and invfgorated the hearts OF the sturdy
pioneers. The veterans began Struggling
on board the steamer in twos ana
threes before 10 O'Clock. The Baltl-
more contingent were the first to ar
rive, aud Immediately after them came
Mr.. Hallett Kimbaine and number OF
gentlemen, their arms loaded with pa
per boxes, containing badges and rib
bons. AS fast as the pioneers arrived.
they proceeded to the cabin OF the
steamer,
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AND ADORNED THEMSELVES

with the badges, of which there was two
kinds-one of gold-hued satin ribbon
for those who went west before Septem-
Der 9, 1850, the other of white satin
ribbon for those who went to the gold
was made for their comfort, both ex-
fore starting was spent by the pioneers
sitting round the cabin in groups. chat
ting pleasantly about old times. Many
of the gentlemen were accompanied by
their wives and daughters. Ten min
utes after 10 the gang plank was drawn
in, and amid cheers and calls, the
steamer moved slowly in to the river.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-15
An Inyestigation,

VIENNA, May 14.-Count Tssfe, min
lister of home affairs, has ordered an in
quiry into the charges of cruelty to
patients brought against the manage
ment of the Krankenhaus. Herr Hoff-
man, director of the hospital, has re-
signed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-15

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